My business partner and I presented our business plan to a small group of wealthy individuals, and they pretty much gave us the green light to jump right in.

If it is a restaurant, is each space individually metered?

OR are we supposed to both take our individual splits of the $$ and then count the capital gains tax separately based on our own tax bracket?

What I mean by that is, individuals are allowed purchase up to 10 properties in their own name.

I consider myself to be a fairly driven individual and have struggled through quite a lot in my life.

I consider myself to be a fairly driven individual and have struggled through quite a lot in my life.

Yes, they can drive demand up and yes than can make the market to strange things, but I guess my main point was "don't worry about what individuals are doing, always look at the market", so I think we agree.

If you have a large project, have another trusted individual do the same for you and compare. 

That is, if you enter into partnership under shared liability utilizing each individual’s respective assets, have an open planned discussion to separate the loan so that your financial future isn't dependent upon another's commitment to repayments.A few of these comments offer strong arguments surrounding accessing partnership loans without offering your property up as collateral, however, it's important to be realistic in that securing a business loan without leveraging the equity of your existing assets can make the proposition more challenging.

As a newbie investor learner, Is the market individually independent per town/city or does it have more of a nationwide correlation?